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SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.

SPECIAL REpUcrroSs.
sEAToN PERRY
csuccesor to PERRY BROTHER,
s35 COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED TO s2A
$50 COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED TO go.
SO CoMBINATIoN SUITS hEnEoEp TO sis
SIS COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED 10 Ella
SIS COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED 10 sl2
$40 coMBINATloN SUITS RLDUcED TO Sc.
- INCHES WIDE ENGLISH sUIlIN6s IN
"CONFINED STYLES OF NY OWN lAPDkIA-
TON" Al Sc PER YARD: REDUCED FROM go:
ALL-WOOl. IMPORTED BOUClES. az ISShks
WIDE, Al Zoe; ORIGINAL. PRICE ~ = a . %
WOOL CAsHMEREs. Al zoe: REDUCED FROM
SO INCHES WIDE ATWOOD TRIcoTs AT
37sc.. REDUCED FROM 50c- - ,,,,,, At,
SPECIAL. BAkGAIN." 40 INCHES MlpE Az
WOOL FRENCH FoULE n BLACK ANp 49, NJ M NJ
SERPENT. MAHOGANY, MYkTi.E MA1iNE, shAla
BRONZE. GARNET. PLUM, WINE AND SA'f'A Al
sExTnA a COOP VALUE" Is 5oINcH ALL wooA
BRSqeAMpS esIa At FL; CLOTHS n BLACK AND
ALL THE CHOICE CoLoRs. Al $3.50 s2. e2-xds
Ng& A sLaSK AID ooLoREp FRENCH cAMELr
HAIRS. AZ AND IS lNchEs WIDE AT zoe. III
c "a 50 sa akpsl1 Il sLLwooL AND SIX
wAkP HENhfE las, AT sl AND sl:25.
LARGE AND EI.EeANI AssNhInhSL ~
EVENING SILKS, GAuZEs Nffs. AND Il.LUs
SSPLAIx FIGURES AND CORRECT PRIcEa
sEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building. Rennsyivsnis ave-. coz. eth q
Establlshod lt4O. M
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FINE PORTRAITS kets kenethy, IIO0 Pa. ave.

ALL CARPETS sold this week for cash will
made and laid free OF charge. W. II. HogkE-
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PEisL OPERA GLAssEs, 8. LApsoN,s, 4aa an

We are selling the best mems overcoat for SO
In America EIsEMAS Bros Manufacturers,
Corner 7th and E
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SUPSkFLCOUs HAIR OBIrERATED. leaving no
trace, by NY Electric Needle Process. Ten years
practice. Mrs. DIR. Gabriel, 1921 q 81. NV.
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Punished for killing a Horse.

JUDGE SMELL SENDS MAN ACCUSED OF CRUELTY TO
JAIL FOR SIX MONTHS
This morning In the Police Court young COL
ored man, named George Washington, was charged
with cruelty killing a horse Witnesses testified
that the defendant was driving the animal along
Sd street last evening, and was whipping 1t
when ne passed the corner OF + street. When
ward the curbstone, and 1t ran against an iron
fence and was killed. The defendant testified that
the animal was frightened by some boys In the
street and ran away; that he dropped one Of the
reins and could not control the animal. He at
tempted 10 turn into an alley, but the horse ran
against the fence and broke its neck. He said he
had been drinking during the day. Mr.. Odell the
owner or the animal, testified that 1t was
worth S125. The defendant was sentenced TO six
months In Jail and TO pay rne OF $l25, or, in de-
fault, six months additional.
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The governor OF Culiacan, Mexico, has offered a
reward or $4,000 for the capture OF the bandit
Eracl0 Bernai He mas ruined and almost depop-
ulated many districts OF San Ignacto.
The Wool Merchants Association of Chicago has
appointed committee OF i've members to repre-
sent the association at the tariff conference 70 be
held at Washington during the firsI week OF De-
cember.
passenger train crashed into q coal train at
Highstown, N. j., Tuesday morning. Engineer
Smith, OF the passenger train, was fatally and
Baggagemaster Hunt dangerously injured. Both
trains were completely wrecked
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CONSTITUTION may be cured IL treatel early with
Bsker's cod Liver OF and Malt.
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Hungarian Beverage.
AN EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION TO "MAKI DRUNK
CONE QUICK"


CONE QUICK"
correspondent OF the New York Sun, writing
from ConnellsvIlle. Pa, says: The Hungarians who
are employed IN such large numbers In the coal re-
gions have extraordinary drinking habits They
are fond OF beer but few Of them drink 1t as IT is
drawn. Some Will not taste it until 1t has stood
until 1t is stale and warm, frequently holding q
redhot poker or piece Of iron in the beer TO hurry
up the warm and fat stage. Nine out OF ten OF the
hungarlans mix their beer with Jamaica ginger,
Cayenne pepper, peppermint, or sugar and nut
meg, some or them mixing all Of the ingredients
together in the glass.
favorte upple on social occasions is to blend
beer and cheap whisky In equal proportions. In
creasing It's ability to make drunk come" BY add
ing pint Of alcohol to every keg Of the mixture.
Inc 0irnd1ng Is done by pouring the beer and
whisky together in tub. This tub Of merry bever.
age is placed on the floor in the middle OF one OF
the cabins or huts inhabited by the Hungarian la
Dorers ana those present gather around It and dip
the drink out with tin cups They swiil the vile
compound until overcome with drunkenness, when
they lie where they fall until the effects Of the
drink nave worn on 1t Is no uncommon sight TO
see dozen OF these Hungar1ans stretched in
drunken stupor on the floor OF cabin on the night
OF every pay day In the coke region.
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SHAD CAUGHT MUCH OUT OF SEAsoN.-C. A
Weaver, Of 106 Barclay street, New York. says the
New YORK Sun, to-day, has shad which was
caught In the Hudson River off Dobbs Ferry, Tues
day, in net along with perch and other small
nsh. IL weighs three and half pounds and is
acout three years old Mr.. Weaver gave good
price Tor II as curiosity II may have got out OF
a reserve on the hudson River but he thinks IL is
too Old for that. II looks like those caught in
these waters at the proper season. Shad appear
on the southern coast in each December and
gradually work their way up the coast reaching
here about March, and having generally dlsap-
peared Dy july
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SALE OF CHINESE BABY.-A deed was filed in
New York yesterday transferring the six-year-Old
boy OF Jane Chung Wing, an American woman
who married a Chtnaman to All Doc and NrA An
Doc, VINO are TO have the custody OF the child un-
vi Is twenty-one years OF age. MrA Wings Chi
nese husband deserted her, and she has since had
10 support her four children. The An Docs are
quite wealthy. The formal consideration for the
child was n.
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WASH Il. WILLIAMS,

Also dealer In furniture, carpets, &c
ST. 3l9 9Th and ID SITS NV.
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KILLED BY A DIRT CAkr.-Yesterday afternoon, u
little after O'Clock, a dirt cart driven by a boy
named Edmund Mundy knocked down and ran
Mr. Richard Co.el azer at the c0rner OF Sd and
+ streets northeast Muddy did not see Mr.. Col
20 be entirely unaware or the proximity OF the
vehicle Mr. Colclazer was taken TO DIR. Roberts
house. 40 sd street northeast, in an insensibie
Condition, but bis injuries were such that he died
In a few moaaents. Ills body was removed TO the
morgue and Will be to-day taken 10 his residence,
on u street. near I'd n0u The deceased was
about thirty years Of age, bachelor and for years
be nad been engaged IN pcddiing at county fairs
or similar places, and was known throughout the
country In this vicinity as "big Dicx." He was
contact.
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Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: j. NJ.
Gregory TO G. b. Franklin, pit. 6 blk g, Bingham;
COO. E. Haygood to Beattie Lanston, pit. 81. 81.
367; 3. II. H. Hemper to Josephine Hempler,
pit. 10, So. s. SIG; s.. c. A. McEuen to W. A. H..
Church. ct al, lot 49, blk. g. to l3 blk. 4. and
~, blk. s. Burrville; $500. d. VI. Patterson to
Sarah E. Waiten, lots and 8, blk. 20, COlum-
Dia Heights: s677S.12. Oliver C. Black to
Peter Crenshaw, sub 8, SO. 6l7; $50. b. L.
Walker to A. A. Smith, SUB lots II and 49, 50.
$50; 81 100. A. B. Hines to w. ID. Serrin. n u suO
u, 50. 43; s.. w. L. Bramhall CT al to q. A. Nell
heny ct al, lots g. IL TO b. 81. 40; S22 OOO &. j.
Woods to j. B. Cradle, sub l, So GA; 5000. NJ.
Cunningham TO X. TOOmb, pl. 8, So Is; s., 900. s..
A. Drury TO d. H. Mudd, lot 1E2, blk %, Long
Meadows; 8, 6.o H. A. Lockwood TO j. l. Weaver,
lots 23 TO %, 50. 80; $500. Catherine NJ. Ken
nedy TO II. j. Munson, SUB lots and Z, 81. PA;
$13, 00O W. H. West 10 James Fraser, pt. /, So.
35l; $4,000. H. G. Thorn to A. NailOr, jr, one
nrIh interest In pts. 10 and II, SO. 3ls; 81 500
BIS SUB Mt. Pleasant; 81, 600 W. c. Duvall ct al,
trustees, TO Mills Dean lot IL, SO. 25s; $. Helen
kennard TO h o. Polkinhorn pts. and Z, 50. "a;
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NEW SroRE.-Eniire building devoted to dra-
periss and furnishing coverings with an entire
new stock OF ell the novelties that be found ia
any store this side OF New York. Call and examine
ny stock and sou will DO convinced. All goods
sold AT New York prices
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The WEEKLY srAR's Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
onered free 10 every new subscriber for year TO
the WEEKLY STAR IL Is q handsomely printed
book CT Ia pages. profrsely illustrated with more
than leo co.ored mapsana diagrams. and contains
wealth OF general Information SCI advertise
xsEvll an another column.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

PosKEFrL Opera Glasses Hempler's. Ave. q a.
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The NEW COOPERATIVE BUILDING Association
The Mutual Cooperative Building Association has
elected the ionOwlng Officers: Hiilman A. Hall,
president; E A. Clifford, first vice-president; A.
5. Taylor second vice-pres1dent; Th0s. G. Hensey,
secretary. Toe election Of nine directors was
postponed until December Ii.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR-To-day, In the Court In
Genera Term, On the report OF the examining
committee, MeSsrs A. s. Semmes, VIM T. Williams
and Robinson S. Johns were admitted TO the bar
Mr.. Williams Is the present clerk OF the Criminal
Court.
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SAID TO BE VIOLATION OF THR CURRENCY
LAws.-The New York ice-dealers, it is stated, are
up In arms over an attempt on the part OF the
treasury Department to TAX them for issuing time
tickets to their men. The companies have been
In the practice OF giving punched cards TO their
workmen, pr0portiOnate to the number and parts
OF days they have worked These cards have
passed for currency at the neighborfng stores. On
complaint OF Internal Revenue Collectors Gleg-
er1ch and sullivan, the Internal Revenue Depart
ment last Thursday issued an order leyying I'd per
cent on the property Of half dozen ice companies
In business along the Hudson for an infractton Of
the currency laws. The assessment included all
issues made Of this character since 1872 and
amounted TO s. 0OO, 900, one-half OF which was TO
60 to the informer
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The HADDoCK MURDER TkIAI.-The defense in
the Hadd0cx murder case, at sioux City, closed its
evidence yesterday. The cross-examination OF
Granda, one OF the defendants, brought out many
damaging admissions. John Arensdorf, another
defendant, was the last witness examined. His
attempted alibi now Is q contradiction OF his at
tempted alibt on the first TRIAL.
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tHE BIsCEoFF CoNcExrs.-The sale OF season
. .ets TOT the BLsehon concert course opens with
q .aAa sheet A. Ellis a Co.'S tomorrow morning
. -ssc.. See advertisement
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= ''.soS9zls..&SD" this week can be seen
i-a- .''iv & o. Illusions. .-Galatea-" There
tl-.-i. % its =. a li.T OF arctic now
1885, - - l.-s .t-sa.-..t liz as-s-llx
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The BURGLAR BIT OFF HIS CHKEK-Lorenzo ate
man, grocer at Wenonah, N. j., heard burglars
at the front door OF his store Monday night, and
and bounced upon two men who were trying to
force an entrance. A desperate struggle ensued,
aud one OF the thieves threw his arm about the
plucky grocer's neck and then deliberately bit q
large piece OF flesh out OF his neck and cheek. The
unequal struggle was about to terminate in the
escape OF the burglars when william Z. Schock,
editor OF the Woodbury. Liberal Press, who
cnanced to be in the vicinity, heard Mr.. Batemans
cries and came to his assistance. Together they
managed TO hold the robbers until other help
came, and the men were securely tied. They gave
their names as John Riley and Fred. Kearney, and
were held in bonds of 81, 600 for trial,
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LOSING SALE or EAST INDIA GOoDs AT DOW
/. s..-The closing sale of this superb collection
- h0mOay furniture. Agra carpets and rugs. en-
bftideries. &C.. gil take place at DowlinQ's To-
nsOrro~. 4 humber Of important objects yet re-
II in ElsOlc, which should command tine attention
o piTtles desiring choice and rare articles The
2 - - e. the auction rooms, 1lth and Pcnnsyl-
. s-l-a avenue.
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HIS SEVENTH HoRSEwHIPPNG.-J. T. Minister
editor OF the Worcester County Ne,os, says q
special from Webster, Mass, was hOrsewhipped
the other evening by Mrs. Eliza Martin, OF Oxford
Editor Minister'S paper had said tnaJ.Mrs. Martin
had eloped with DR.. Bingham, OF Fitchburg. Sat-
urday night she came 10 Webster with some male
friends and, going to the JOslin House. conrronle
the editor there, and said: 81 am Mrs. Martin,
whom you slandered In your paper this week, and
her whip and lad 1t thick and fast on the aston
ished editors body. He caught her arm and then
she pitched into him with her lists, dealing him
several hard blOwA He said ne would have her
arrested, but she said that was Just what she
wanted. She then drove Off in her carriage. The
editor has Deen horsewnipped six times before.
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LIGHTING H0osAC Tunnel WITH ELECTRICITY
The F1tchburg Railroad Co. have made a contract
with the Westinghouse Co. to furnish the electrical
apparatus Tor lighting the HOosac Tunnel Elk
perfments made last summer showed that the gas
and smoke exerted powerfully corrosive effect on
the common electrical appliances. The metal
sockets usually employed with incandescent burn
ers will not answer at AL. Two heavy V-shaped
wooden boxes extending the entire length OF the
tunnel, ~ miles, are 10 De buried In the broken
stone ballast OF the tracks, one each side OF the
tunnel just beyond the ends OF the ties. Each OF
these boxes Will contain four large copper wires
Smaller connecting wires will lead out OF the boxes
every 40 feet TO lamps On the walls OF the tunnel,
and as the connections are 10 be alternated, the
lamps Will be only 20 feet apart. For the Az miles
between 200 and j 300 lights will be required
Is expected that the system will be ready Tor use
within a few weeks. During the trial test lights
were burned continuously for several weeks The
results were remarkably satisfactory.
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-Jud0e Merrick.
To-day, Mitchell agt Hancock; cause dismissed
and judgment entered against complainant and
surety. Carr agt Hall; sale ratified nisi. ONeiil
agt. Mares; do. finally. Eaton agt. Heirs OF WILL
lock; pro conIesso. Amos agt. Derrick; do Har-
vey agt. Nolan; Susan L. Spards and j. N. Currin
allowed to intervene. Purner agt. Harte; decree
for SPECIFIC performance, curing defects, and re-
moving cloud from title Berntz agt. Strack; w.
Ii. Smith, examiner, ordered TO take testimony
HOlInead agt. Eslin; trustee authorized TO accept
private offer. Dobson agt. DUNCAN; NJ. NJ Rich
made party. Lord agt. O'DonOghue; sale decreed:
l. c. Williamson appointed trustee. McNally agt
McNally; appearance ordered Taylor agt. Dun
eanSon; testimony on motion for repayment OF
surplus.
POLICE CorRT-J,sdge Shell.
To-day, John Norman, colOred, profanity; IS or
: days. Chas. Kent, do; do Peter J. Aliield,
vagrancy; personal bonds. Jno. H. Sheehan and
p. H. Girard, profanity collateral forfeited Rich'd
x. Evan, do; do. Jno. A. Toney and VIM Craw-
lord, vaGrancy; personal bonds. Andrew Carter
violating police regulations; collateral forfeited
Philip s. Webb. carrying pistol; SO or 80 days
Frank Hawkins. profanity; IS or days JnO.
Hall, do; DO. Jno. Williams, do; do. Geo. Jor-
dan, Jacob Beacnam and Harry Douglas colored
disorderiy conduct in county; s. or Is days each.
Walter Nelson, cOored, do. +; personal bonds. Sam
Lloyd, cruelty 10 animals; s.. Bette Hunter COL
ored profanity, . or days Mary Shorter dis
orderly: personal bonds.
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MAKKET-One hundred and
tory cattle on the market and all sold 10 butchers
- follows: Best sold from Z tn axe. per pound;
s,ocd sold from2ts 10 SIS. per pound: medium sod
;rSn 3k toSke. per pound: common sold from . 70
o. Seven hundred and Seyenty-seven sheep and
laInbs on the market sos sold TO butchers as fol-
tJgs>: Old sheep sod from 3l&to 4he. per pound
taos sold from 20 %. C. per pound; III shitped
10 kIE!iaOre. Twelve COWS and calves sold IRON
- 20 80 each. Market for both cattle and slleep
lambs " a.s brisk
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80 TO R. A. GOiden's Fish stalls, Washing
ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks
all kinds OF game fresh FISH, Kennebec salmon, ter
ranins, HOLSTERS, slders and oysters Telephone
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

CONSIDERABLE discussion seems 10 be
rising in regard to the Medical Department
at the University. We expressed the OPin-
ion D year ago that such a department
could never be 4 success there, and think
We knew what We were talking about when
We expressed the same opinion 4 few days
ago. and shall be Of the same opinion until
We see better results accomplished with the
money that is annually spent on this de
partment
Our recollection il that the State has
been spending nearly 5000 annually on
that nearest approach TO 4 chair OF medi-
cine" that students who take the degrees
OF A. B." "B. $" and a. M may
get one term Of elementary instruction
in physiology and hygiene, and those who
take the degree of M. S."a little longer
time. Also, if We remember rightly, the
Regents added something they called
Biology to this chair, but exactly what this
includes has not yet been published The
question As to who ILLS this chair is moth
Ing 70 Us except 50 far as the interests Of
the University are concerned. As there
has low appeared a communication, in the
REGISTER, on each side Of this question,
We think the good Of the University would
hest be subseryed by dropping the discus
sion till the next meeting OF the Board Of
Regents. The University Is in general in
a prosperous condition and IS an institu-
ton OF which our State should feel proud
and should encourage in every way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

joint Anderson are already makingeaors
tending 10 hiz nomination and have Sc
cured him some following IN kAnsEh
county. Judges Holt and johnson are IN
TIE 6eld. A also il Floyd. Of Logan Con
uessnan Snyder may be . candidate for
Tsoouination- II depends who IS before
The Deuoeztie convention and who the
Republican nominee viii probably be Ii
SnTder arain enters the race, il VIII not be
10 attain personal ends, but for the sue
cess Of the party. II Is . matter which
@il be determined By the general situation
OF Affairs The Democrats OF the Tnlrd
district realize a desperate effort VIII DC
made 70 capture the district, and before
nominating the relative strength Of every
aspirant VIII be carefully tested
COULDN'T AGREE
There was = meeting Of the KanaNha
oounty bar, at the Court House. yester-
day. over which Samuel Miller, ESD, pre-
sided The purpose "a 10 unanimously
recommend the name Of the Hon. Ran.
Tucker, Of Virginia, for the vacant judge
ship on the Supreme bench Of the United
States. The intention was nipped In the
bud by Gov. Wilson, with that genuine
and hearty love for his friends fOE which
he Is noted, nominating Hon VIM A.
Qaarrier, As the gentleman who should
Ill the position. To this nomination the
Governor spoke at great length, extOlling
the gentleman Of bis choice with such
effect that the meeting adjourned without
expressing its choice
KANAwHA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

may At lsass have some vOice in the ssaec-
tioa Of cur guests
Tie immigration 80 far this year has
been beyond all president and the chances
are that this VII eOntinne- Especially
there i likely to be = large immigration
from Ireland owing 70 the stringent policy
to Be adopted by the British Government
in reEzrd 10 eTietiOas and coercion With
seventy per cent o Of this increased
immigration to drift into q large cities
without being skilled in trade that they
nay readily support themselves, D
chances Of making q living for TINS class
already here viii be nneh more erreum1
scribed. II Is not TO be wondered that an
E~nzfishm&n, MAcAULAY), wrote as he
aid Of The prospect